Prionophyllum water.

Hypnum prionophyllum Mull. Hal

Hypnum prionophyllum Mull. Hal., scientifically known as Hypnum prionophyllum, is a moss that thrives in shady areas of forests or in moist soil. Propagation methods include spore propagation and division. In gardens, it is primarily used in shady locations that retain moisture, and because it tolerates low temperatures well, it is suitable for northern regions. It requires frequent watering and grows well in soil with a high organic matter content. Major pests and diseases include moss disease; to prevent these, regular observation, removal of diseased parts, and proper ventilation are important. As a plant suitable for nature-friendly landscaping, it is widely used in Scandinavian and Japanese-style gardens.

Plant Family	Feather moss family
Height	6cm
Colors	sporophyte
Water Needs	commonly
Exposure	shade
Freezing Resistance	-10°C

Asexual moss Subhumile
Hypnum subhumile

Novai-angliae
Hypnum novae-angliae